The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... see your Face ; and , Sirrah , if you go to the Work - house , it is no Difgrace to me for you to be fupported there ; and if you starve in the Streets , I'll ne- ver give any thing underhand in your Behalf . If I have any more of your ...
... see your Face ; and , Sirrah , if you go to the Work - house , it is no Difgrace to me for you to be fupported there ; and if you starve in the Streets , I'll ne- ver give any thing underhand in your Behalf . If I have any more of your ...
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... see me more , you will for ever oblige , • · SIR , Your moft humble Servant , HENRIETTA , Mr. SPECTATOR , HERE are fo many Artifices and Modes of false Wit , and fuch a variety of Humour discovers it felf among its Votaries , that it ...
... see me more , you will for ever oblige , • · SIR , Your moft humble Servant , HENRIETTA , Mr. SPECTATOR , HERE are fo many Artifices and Modes of false Wit , and fuch a variety of Humour discovers it felf among its Votaries , that it ...
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... see the Abfurdities of another , or when we reflect on any paft Abfurdities of our own . This feems to hold in moft Cafes , and we may observe that the vainest Part of Mankind are the most addicted to this Paffion . I have read a Sermon ...
... see the Abfurdities of another , or when we reflect on any paft Abfurdities of our own . This feems to hold in moft Cafes , and we may observe that the vainest Part of Mankind are the most addicted to this Paffion . I have read a Sermon ...
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